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Accessibility in Napless
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In the app
- The Keep Awake switch at the top of the menu shows a focus ring and turns on or off with Return or Space.
- The custom timer dial works with the keyboard (arrow keys, Return, Escape) and with VoiceOver.
- The reason your Mac is being kept awake sits at the top of the menu and in the menu bar icon's tooltip, and VoiceOver reads it.
- If Napless can't read or save a coding agent's settings file, it says so in plain words, offers Show in Finder or Try Again, and VoiceOver reads the message out.
- You can set a Keep Awake shortcut in Settings that turns Keep Awake on or off from any app.
- If you set a click on the menu bar icon to toggle Keep Awake, accessibility presses still open the menu.
You don't have to use the menu at all. Napless also runs from the napless command line, Shortcuts and Siri, Control Center, widgets, the napless:// URL scheme and AppleScript. The Help page covers each one, and What's New says which release added what.
I don't claim that Napless or this site conforms to WCAG or any other accessibility standard.
Report a barrier
If something in Napless or on napless.io gets in your way, tell me through the contact page or email support@napless.io. Say what you were trying to do and what you use, such as VoiceOver, the keyboard only or zoom. I'll try to fix it, and until then I'll try to get you the information another way.